flacking
/ˈflækɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of flack: promoting or publicizing something, often in an aggressive or persistent way.
- He was flacking his new book at every bookstore in town.
- The team spent the whole week flacking the upcoming concert.
- Instead of flacking the product, they should focus on improving it.
Synonyms
noun
- The act of promoting or publicizing something aggressively.
- The constant flacking on social media turned off many potential buyers.
- She was tired of the flacking and decided to let the product speak for itself.
- All that flacking made the product seem desperate.